Evening Star Newspaper, February 28, 1925, Page 30

30 g el THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1925. AMUSEMENTS. 0. SPEEDBONT [ emene o comm e s v ANDOFWONENS [ 50 555 T | €SI Messrs. Shubert HigH cLass VAuD:VILLr s DoGGONE IT! A MAN . Y M"_LER GO o { 4 CAN'T Go AMYWHERE —_— M.-\“\IU 'H HOLIDAY ml.L / / Y G T In Plerre Wolff and Herrl Duvernols’ First National Presents i 3 GREAT HEADLINERS A GET AWAY FROM i G ana s | [ Lo 2 1 SUPER STARS SRR | Pusimess! ALLRIGHT, (I 1 ¢ T i T . _om DORIS UPPORTING Court Rules Hour Sailing Dis- / Bov! WHAT (51T 2 : Husbands in Little Tibet AAE,!I.E'! .l"?.vpg.u-..' KENYON ROB'T. WARWICK & CO Ho —HOM ! 1Ts CerTaimLy By A, E. Thomas tance Implies Rate of 4 O15COURAGING Wear Hair in Braids and T_M ORROW NIGHT Piats S Cad s e e e and John Pat- Ordinary Vessel. 1/ ; “Do the Work.” L. LAWRENCE WEBER Presents || PO PUCK & WHITE £ tacular love-drama. “Opern_vs. Jazz” Ao S PR, s s v e o ool COBRALZEFLICE | A THIEF IN || | josEFssoN ( e br vy 28. — Holdl acknowledged heads of f hav- | e s s et s avabis Prersom! overal Nushands apicce (o do the || With Ralph Morgan and N.Y. Cast || PARADISE n ng faster time than ti% ordi- { 7 3 2 Bl X P where men with “bobbed | Daring, Sensational, Th rama nary commercial eraft used to make MISTER. | [Bair are curiosities stnee most of ||~ WATCH---SEDUCTION—-WAIT = | | — ExTRA — purchases of liquor from foreign ves- g PIERSOM. em wear it in bralds—such Is La- Shows 2:15 & §.15 sels lying at anchor an hour's sail off | , or Little Tibet, described by M“T“AL T“EATER | I.I.o'n HAM ".To" ‘ Good Orc the Amerl n coast, is “m @ 4 “%e |W Morden, with the aid of | t. qui atside the purpose and Y \ | Hereford ‘owling’s motion pic- | PA. A AT_NINTH and Dorothy Seastrom fin | | t of the treaty,” Federal Judge ; A | tures ana before the Nation- THE Mml“flls “Hooked ton yesterdzy handed down un ot A% 4 & al Geog » Society last evening o e Marioti 5 hachan by | NN A5 \ e | N merE GRETCHEN HOOD || \\/irovan park THEATRE pa last t son, the speaker explained, | Washington's Favorite o Ootober was liegal, and ordcred the it % ; _—_— ——— and her husband’s younger brothers | = = Soprano The Devil’s Cargo .;..‘,h;‘.} of ‘x‘:.vr Jov l;:mum“ L > f p / o .A;u.nm‘;;l‘ ally 1,.ulm-, ’1...x- muh;'mu,\ Dir. Mexsrx. Shubert Overtwre—FRone Muster Featuring Wallace Beery. oo Mariorte’ B Bas ; i 7o : : Al SIS G ]| WILLIE HOWARD £ e —_— string to her ow m er ’§ TIVOLI i seized more than 21 miles off Glouces- y 7 String to her own ‘thumb, the other | | CRANDALLS.,,M, Beginning Sunday ter on October«24, after the Govern- e end to the thumb of her husband's | ark . / o A s TODAY—RAR ; ment had established the fact she 7 ) Nogy, and, then *]"."",’;‘" ”," ;‘”,”',”, &b 7 TAIN JANUS R L1 F Ohs SkmnPr in Kismet ikl s | —- - - - i : | "Mr. Cowling’s pictures showed the Ce : Al s 7 the lamas and the Bold-bedecked | IOnGE ur, ) her, manned by officers N PRI :(;Lr v “‘xwiru tod & miths & Bur il i \ H | Buddhas of the ornate temples of Bigxest M TOMORK . ; A 8 R eglon’s principal city and the most | bought a quantity of liquor. The 7% el ¢ o | s 1 TEGE y GREATES?T e s i altitudinous community of its size | CRANDALL’S AMBASSADOR ZIEGFELD'S SREATERE vides that & vessel flying a flag of | { i z High Mountain Passes Dey 3 1 s D LEON ERROL f 1 the world st N.W. The ¥ with Great Britain pro- i { 4 ¢ 3y o . REAKD that country may be seized if she is The trail on the approach showed MOTOR ) GAL i LOUIE THE 14th found to be sellin quor within an the high mountain pas where the , i \ i . . hour’s sail from the American coast caravans of sheep and go led A prize crew from the Tamps i i | { by the Tibetans from mid-Asia down | N rded by Ensign Harold L. i | to Kashmir and India prinpival) His H1GA o her fo two days be y ! 42 / | sustenance o Tibets on he | B ’l‘Oll\\ 2 C e oy - ‘ i [ e N | sustenance’ of ¢ tans o " the | R "CRANDALL’S march butter te Pictures | “Metro-Goldwyn's e 1 crew of the M showed the process by which the fine | EXG“SE ME! ||| " FEON MAR!LYN MILLER Tampa, testified at a recent hearing | 1 | is separated from the longer, coarser | ! Y that when they returned to their i ; 7 A | hair and woven into the famous | € Gl iohing. Milirious Pl g TOC ‘_ X FETER PAN vessel, “the place looked like a | it | - = | shawis of Kashmir oy ride, featuring dump,” littered with empty bottles | | | | stran ns of the devil e i HEn i e e NORMA SHEARER % O The Washington Opera Co. N4~ Gross Misconduct. | { some of gyrations of the mod ] 3 | bal - Latanse §| Comedy—News—overture : i Juage Morton in his opinion said | X b provided cons M,,\\ N - | R N ' I that fhe evidence satisfied him that D Lamai o e Beginning Tomorrow v . “during the interval when the crew < blowing of lonk e : of the Bachm i eymbal slowing of long THOMAS MEIGHAN were away from s | “Comi bl Avenue their vessel there was gross miscon- I h ey | oS img Through 45 Pa. s GREAT ALL-AMERICAN CAST duct on the part of the prize crew.” 645 Pa. A C. and on all the evidence I so find and | { iNF OF METROPOLITAN OPERA CO. rule,” Judge Morton said in his opin- | | \ { | LOEW'S fon. *“ ® ® s The boat used by | e e e L3 SO , : COLUMBIA| | ékA&DALL% oemneze: || J0h Charles Thomas at our Stor 4 H S¢. N.E. merciaily used for such purposes or L TODAY 1 10 those with which the foreign ves- Blank Book BELEN Hunter Kimball sel has heretofore been dealin wught sight of Henry's first message. | 3 Tittmann Shefferman neither of which Is true in this case. o very nearly missed it, for the|- [E. Morrison Paper Co. SAMOSSOUD, Condactor * * * To use as a decoy a speclal fold of the p cut right across the | 1009 Pa. Ave. sewinin 250 R | TheAstonishing Adventare | =i GREAT DIVIDE g Vaskol i ail | fowmte oo fule t0 & . ever used in real transactions, and to ure, “Thursday It obtaln a purchase by lying on the e WITH » \l)rk n» MAIN 45 Ba b oue mters. ghobtihetitnaey ofJaneSml‘th By PATRICIA WENTWORTH arilpd her o much, thac s aron | TAKE A TRIP. WEST || ALICE TERRY AND | 9'_3,%,"%“5 A Arthur Jordan Piano Co., is mere entrapment quite outside the it, 1 Gxie it HE of magastise o SPEED i 13th & G purpose and intent of the treaty.” (Copyright, 1025, by Small, Maynard & Co.) ¢ Heriage Jooked over ner | And See America’s Best Scenevy | . GOI(WA_V TE"LE_ HAN And “GALL Same Unprecedented Low b 1d with f tapped with Comedy—News—X-Word HOOF —_—— shoulder with a frown, tapped w [ Rer foot, and then went on with her | | [B g b el I —LENIS S NE Prices, $1, $2, 53 & $5 2 YOUTHS ARE HELD R A L b R el A SR | S1 52 of the most modestly aling | Feproof than words could have done i %« 38day Tourl|! “THE SWAN” Tucsday, March 3 IN AUTO FATALITY “*Entirely, entirely 3 5 >lushes 1 have ever beheld. The ane picked everstning up asi] |} fhrough " the i S e MR Wikt Autioriu a large, fat hand with a pencil in it.| whole story f the most thrillingly | silently as possible. ‘,;"'P"”“ e ; £ y Ar “But to get back to Ember. What |romantle Intriguing nature, and | Papers on th Sl e C 0 will_enable you > did v sk him?" I regret to say, m'dear, that I cannot | 1imes out flat, and, bending over it, i travel with “a'l ks tell You a single word o it." | read the message comfort and o s i ¢ ad know piie o [Merva LS b | x % luxury of a “mil- May Be Brought From Philadel-| “Well, T said @ had known onc or| ™1 0" Lo’ Mesurier took up a blue| “You will receive a letter from me . Yo" oat acs | ‘ilm Fe i i ik a Trust the bearer. Thursday.” 7 rensonabi ; phia Today to Testify at Molloy was the cricketer's daughter ’“_‘ eg B Lor Sl ress i Beaner. - Sharads : e A 1..’;'1.15'4'\‘1. S : Ember was quite forthcoming . she said reproachfully.| She put all the papers neatly in| PARK M « McGill Inquest. ;i T thoushe| S u beamed upon her | their places, and went to her writing | e JUNE MARLOWE A % s Sald he'd met Molloy in the States official duty forbids.” he mmr.m, with an fintense longing to be 5 California In Warner Bros.’ Classic of the 8 rather too forthcoming, vas . , but | With great emjoyment “Dismiss the , to be able to think what vhu‘ Canyon or “THE 10TH WO R and’ (hat he wis @ auaec icand, Kot ihdecenticdionliy which ) see stagmed mean, and to wonder who— | closemite, Pacific THE 10TH WOMA good compan xplained how ' sur : . Northwest. Tatnier National Park, Puget . two youths describing themselves as | riced he was when he ran into’ him |UPOR Your —every feature Upon | who would he the bearer of Henry's| | Sound and the Canadian Rockice | CRACE James W. Callan, 18, of 1343 Clifton R . seeing | HENTy's affair my’ lips are sealed. I|letter o Moped ardently tha S tih pralaials it street, and Harris Atchison, 20, of |p, Vit a Statioh atter not seeitk| ;s tomb. T merely wish to have a | Heritage would have business e D L N 3634 Thirteenth street, were being|ang paturally, gave me to understand | S/l bet with you as to whether | the labor es, and whilst the; Ask for my {llustrated Itinerary, just out, A Product held in Philadelphia for local author-1ha¢ Molloy had put him up for a|HeD mamma wlil queer his pltvhi(l\uughh and hopes and wonderin giving full det ities in connection with the fatal in- 3 x v i or not.” filled her mind, she had to write ne - ] % 3 2 = couple of nights. He really did it|°%, e 19 5 » ROCHESTER TOURS of dury to Miss Carrie McGIll of 20 Grant | very well. Sald the daughter was a ‘B‘”" ;Dsxy daciing, oW chu 1iay | and Adgible zeplics fo s 40 ki 919 District National Bank Bldg. | . place, who was knocked down by an | jca Iittle thing, just from school:|©dds if I don't know anything? Tell|inexhaustible number of persons who 2 Modern Genius MISCHA GUTERSOX automobile at Ninth and H streets | {1o% 1o thought she would suit Lady | Me: I8 she pretty? | desirea Lady Heritage to open| ] Tel. Main 2380. Washington, D. C. || i Wednesday afternoon. Harfings, andiioi graletal MolToy sobel, is that the spirit in which | bazaars, speak at public meetings, Oty it e | Rl The inquest Inta the death of Miss | teTta8e; 8ld TOX EFarAEl 001 to approach this solemn subject? As|subscribe to an indefinite number of y g y e McGlll is scheduled this afternoon and | ;114" qian’t know what to do with the |2 ©0ld married woman, you s d | charities, or contribute to the writer's = have bega known to INTERNATIONAL police are endeavoring to have the ] 5 Lo cas that | a5k, s she virtuous? Is she thirtfy?|support | . the ancients, but Wire | Youths brought back In time to appear | 5T, The impression I got was that| 155, b Lol 0 inn “And 1o all | semen. at last, she was alone in ner| The Home of the High- Glass is the product (Bpocial Tnaugural Woek Show as principal witnes: g hese questions s ¢ e e Tk AT ol e o | The m:’”dd“p‘}m S nortistetan tat) 108 (i;n)lhrilng (or]me!xo r\dnd‘oul after- | these Y"‘]‘!\\ ons 1‘ w»m)n]\':m,( ke th own roo .\:I... was u..u-ln.. with ex z Class Eyeglass | ;:lneil“y‘ ofhmifdne"r: . HAROLD LLOYD ! | e amitacao Tor & same reply lo not know.’ citement. At any moment so ne , T VEs W et ton belng present when the | ment and) cHen(aald: #Tne thing ¢ e g fomed forwasd, sad stil|gome anknown friend aud o vmln!\(l i made both in clear e cident to c i ghrggesis 5 T Aantt ] a delightful s > | present himself. It was exciting, bu | z Woman was run Gown by an auto. | Suuck Me most was this: 1 didnt| i 3 e Yack ‘of Sir I e iousttiea i noe r'ulkerson Lo. e e AT e TAKOMA “=ko mobile operated some one else. | 1°ign e want to make her position | STArPIY With the point of her TRotants aipobalan A e ) Fs It is the paradox of | _ & N They declared they had no idea they | 5 hg eady is:| Proidery needle. 2 o syt 1407 St Tie alass nd TOSEF T RIN CaMEO would be held responsible, it was said [ [07¢ dangerous than it already 1s:| ".qp, serpent’s tooth!” he said.and|letter came, by mischance, into e e the glass industry, be- e S 3 3 . A i _ 4| (hat is to say, I assumed that there | s p 16 ANG| he wrong hands—and letters S < cause while made b memasRy Sonoxy amil Schor Svosenta: in the report from Philadelphla, and, | bt 5o 1o S, [ RsSUEed O ¢ opened his book. “Isobel, you inter- | the wrong hands and lette : ox examined. glasses | ; chavey e fons e accordingly, continued on a trip| EBpEAmy istudlis. X fudk oty “Wibh 4o 2 re it nevertheless is MPIRE suming a criminal conspiracy. commend three aspects of the case|® Perfectly dreadful chapter of mis- | - 2 | chiefly used to pre- 1 > which they had planned for some time S . if there were no danger and no crimi- 4 i S fortunes might ensue. She frowned i and were just nznmg nal conspiracy, why on earth did|l° Your feminine intuition First— ent the spread of fire. | Henry is in love; sec: he has |and decided that Henry had been|Z THE every one make it so easy for me not | 3 s 3 | COLUMBIA X New 5 = % s | to reckon witr a; third— | rash. 4 E When properly glazed GAYETYB\)IXESNJE =" - CELEBRATION PROPOSED, |5 tnteview Siiss Matios3 It seeme a |17, reckon with bis' mamma: third—| 78 i pieasant feeling of | 5 ARGONNE i il i e ‘ 2I5Twice Dav-875 | | ELITE "33 ™ Police received word last night that little thing, but it struck me—it |y, GRF BTN WD DUE YO UR teat | superlority that she put on her hat |2 Aoy s L e onwesban Bl chamber for Henry's girl.” are obtainable. ““ ' HIPPODROME?®™ < ¥-v. Av w. MARTE, 16th and Col. Rd. Aot I Donet | " g Founded 1864 < he outdoor servants. And I finished | night by the Senate and sent to the |t 5 . H 5 i # 5 e House would authorize the establish- | U2 in Sir Willlam's study, where 1 C 1 f rnia Fl‘ult = S{"“‘ very at | HIRES TURNER ment of a commission to arrange for|32W the domestic staff and Mr. Em- CHAPTER XII allto g tractive apartments GLASS COMPANY struck :me awfully, sir. You see, I and went out into the garden to pick Senate Would Authorize Observ-|took a roll-call of the employes first and checked them by the offictal list e L & B Lady Le Mesurier began to work g ance of Freedom's Anniversary. |Then I went down to the stables with | 2,Plue ribben bow round the stalks ontinued in Tomorro | of some pink and white daisle; “You're rather a lamb, Piggy, = sald. A joint resolution adopted last|SI Willlam and we went through ail NIBLO and SPENCER N See the Girls on the ‘| RAPHA Uth at O Street B £ e e . ILLUMINATED RUNWAY P EL ATSY ROTH MILL S rangin| rom tw i BERNHARD W. anager FOOLS 1 T DARK.S of the Declaration of Independencs |1 the end I thought It would be too [ was sorting and arranging the pa- In Heavy Syrup g b Maaan SooLs 1N CTHP | 3 M \\ No D of Indap, marked not to bring her in at all, o | pers for the library table, that she | rooms, kitchen, recep- | Tt A 5 A - AL e 1#:1}:::;?1:; authon, | I said to Lady Heritage, "What about i Flickinger's tion hall, bath and bal- | Lireclion Haniey Crpany of Anecica FAVORITE % <& vour secretary? And she sald, ‘Why, 1ICKINger s : on hali, Y : ANV VLU | oty 2177 /’,/ 1//) THE NO Gt N OMAN she's only just come. You don‘t need /1), FILLMORE SHRINE ASKED. | t0 see her’ 1 got nervous and terc 1t | | LUNCH WFTH US TO-DAY (In large No. 3 cans) cony to four rooms | \\‘ ) | / SAEP i S I think now that I ought to | n hall | | 7 (,HEVYCHASE Conn. Avenus & seen her. with Lady Heritage : Pl kitchen, receptio ol SR $35,000 Sought in iitouse to Buy |? mber in the room. Then they e 1203 G st We have been handling this and bath. m couldn't bave suspected her o telling brand over 35 years. : THE | ; i ‘i"s\ 137 Bet. F and AVE “’Qf R S R L Birthplace for U. S. me anything.” Y, EIVARTS. ' SHORSS LAY La \n appropriation of 335,000 to], TIKEY looked up trom his cats ana|( HEALTH CANDIES KETH POPULAR PRICED VAUDVILE looked down again. Very carefully|) @04 €0+ 80¢1b “an. Doz i REVERE ¢eorsin Av. & P ma arect a suitable memorial and im- e B % . e 2 = g 5 G e prove e ghomndsoF ne bisinpiuce | N, Fave cuch cat o fourth whiaker on | b m—ee—d | 4 ot ...l 500 $5.50(§ ARGONNE | G0 SIANIEY SHECTED PHOTOPLAYS 3 ber. From first to last, no one su a_celebration in commemoration of 2 35 i chils the 150th anniversary of the signing |5ested that I should see Miss Molloy.| It was nmext morning, whilst Jane . o L = ! SWOLVES OF THE BOR Futuard ERor Tormee Frostien, | e onane stde. Thn ve et vl | L | A5ricors, reed. . 00 85 Great, Two-in-One Show | | cagoLiNg v+~ . = A2 "l'he>’ 5 3 e c g 4 Continuo 1 to 11 i i v”«. ,'li"“ 5 t gL s e - | e e o OV D Peaches, Y. cling. $5501f RESIDENT MANAGER = & e | Plint v | CIROLE B0 e e v whses > 5 it ‘clock V' S| ¥ : =4 i Screen ‘ashingto: 2105 v . W. 953 York. The measure was referred to| At 9:30 oclock that evening Sir Oapital itat Shop, 608 11tk Bt N 9., Peaches, Y. C., sliced..50c $5.50 | 0! PREMISES s e P i CIRCLE TR R S SR BT AL e DO - P VERA | Stage Success WESLEY TARIY. in \'y‘u., COUNTR THE || PRINCESS "% ft.5% %|G. G. Plums. ...40c $430 LL 0 V E R e } GORDON| cuorus 5 5 \ AMER[CAN Egg Plums..........40c $4.50 —in T gaya—your auto bake- e | LADY” GLoni | GuEY, b choose. - Tt pays! i N g T\Iag[’uder Inc. e e Morgan Bros. OTHER BIG | EA;;:E;EY:;CS | LlBERTY} 124 KABEA':('AC 3 PLACI:fim. ity Pharmacy FEATURES | COMEDIES | § LEADER ™ Lo ";3-”:;;""- Best Groceries s = || oxmav be epccial véauest DOUGLAS s - 2162 California Street - - e = Conn. Ave. and K St. “The Mark of Zorro” nee at rather think she considered that your | gt POLVS—"Sky High,” a musical com- | young affectfons were also entangled. | o 712 11th Street HAVE YOU SEEN ||| is a Star Branch BNIT| | o i 57 Pt 0 pm dMatiee &t 330 eh- 1 beg vour pardon—my dear 2. T CROMWELL Office ONE WEEK ONLY I U £ Mrs. de Luttrelle March—of cpurse | A 3 SEITHS—Robert Warwick, vaude- | "y in love with Isobel. I expect | One of those conven- Starting Sunday Night DANCING 17 hod B0, p.1- young men to be in love with her. 1| TERRACE ? it Braneh heae FAND MES. 1. A ACHER STU Vera Gordon, vaudeville,|am in love with her myself.” . ient ranches AND Mt CHER continuous 1 to 11 p.m “Piggy, you didn't!” e Come Out Today Classified Ads intended The Most Sensational { i + STRAND—"IHello! Hello! Hello!” “No, m'dear, but I should have liked | > - 2 . N vaudeville, continuous 12:30 to 11 p.m.|to. She is so very large and pink | A Few Left for p“bhuE:oT - Tlhoe Dramatic Success of the Age CASTLE CLUB STUDlO i tep On 1t burlesque, | that the temptation to say it and to| i e St ay £t is lo- E CLUB STU &t 2:15 and $:13 pm watch the pink turn puce was almost | ettt Mieiioh: Dficrs) dvad utedw“h Morg.n Bro’. ; 3 W Rex sy e _ i .]more than I could resist. But vou ol der DOFLNsE, bullt-in’ Heated E: ‘R g b e i s 3 > garage. ) ¢ & I DAVISON'S COLUMBIA—"The Great Divide,” at| LTS8 fo Joul 3 portentous fact. -Our| 1815_1817 | B St. N.W. ONLY $500 Cash please feel free to make / "% rnor s 10 a.m., 1:15, 3:20, 5:20, 7:15 and | “op Plggyt sald Isobel. | use of the convenience. 7 20 p.m. “Yes" continued Hemry's chief, | Price $7 550 There are no extra fees “Collegiate, : METROPOLITAN—'A Thief in Para- | “Henry is undoubtedly for it. An- B y ’ tach e’ 260Vl 3 e T 58 at 11:30 am., 1:30, 3:30, 6:30, | other lost moul! It's always these 2 d North from 4th St. and Rhode attached to_this service St ,f;';:";;o Maskin s stey, Miss F Capitol Hill. :30 and 9:40 p.m. promising lads that are snatched by | onng’ epamng an as Tiland Ave. N.E, to Channing —only regular rates. mpaon, o thorough instraction PALACE—"Excuse Me,” at 10:55|the predatory sex.” 2 St., west to 3rd St, north to % By John Oslton and Clemence Randolph R m., 12:40, 2:25, 4:20, 6:05, 7:30 and| “Piggy, we're not—"" Cromwell Terrace. The Star prints With a Distinguished Cant and | | o 0100 (40 ',‘\‘.\ “TRIVATE DANGING 945 p.m. “M'dear, you are. It's axiomatic, - MORE Classified ads, Complete Production JOSEPHI NgE i i < 0— W s lessor or S1 singls o " beyond cavil or argument. Like the! “s . l'l S . f. ” 'l'l‘ J h R A e lesson = HET L 3 t - e ow y y al L N T Ay o | viytnon Unitthe natural history books, ervice ] at datisties P other_ papers here T8¢, 81, $1.50 and 32 GLOVE nd N \\‘ 11:1\?” ; :30 p.m. T e Sha iro &) combined — because Wed.. Thurs. and Sat., 3 mpiionts v. 1 _ TIVOLI—"Capt. January,” at 2, 3:50,| "5 obel allowed a fleeting smile to! Star ads bring results. 50c, 75¢ and $1 5:40, 7:20 and 9:15 p.m. |ift the corners of her very pretty Franklin 6412 919 15th St. N.W. “Around the Corner” is 2 Aulnum\.non—' fiss Bluebeard,” | mouth. Frankile 3140 BUY SEATS NOW E ‘Yo Tatgo, Fox Trot, Walts and at 1:30, 3:05, 7:05 and 9:10 p.m. “Oh, Piggy, what a mouthful you Office Open Until 9 P.M. a Star Branch Office. Si 3 R, Appointments any 'time: . eclass CENTRAL— ocked .Doors,” . at|would be!” she murmured. ice P o WHE 3:30, 5, 6:30, § and 2:30 p.m. “Henry,” pursued Sir Julian, “Henry raty bt Jullan marked a place in his book Aok have {hai axnedisal At Bone) e G with a massive thumb, glanced across new Spring ctples.” Largs Pears Bartlett.. s $6.00 == % the domestic hearth at his wife and glection of Ladiow ¥ -;,flfnmw gl i Ordered to Manila. observed: Emd Cherries, white..... $6.00 | Lisut. Col. Frank J. Griffin, Signal| % dears ST Lady Le Mesurier raised her charm- [ 22 Corps, at Baltimore, has been ordered | 20¥ e Mesurier raised fer chovme LS R { which she was embroldering. “I have news to break to you— TODAY'’S AMUSEMENTS nows concerning the lad Henry. Pre- EPAI D pare for a shock. He is another's. BELASCO—" After Love?—," You have lost him, my poor Isobel modern 8:20 p.m. Matinee | “ never had him,” said Isobel pla- Our experts will put your at : % radio in good condition. NATIONAL—"Louie the 14th” a| *His mamma thought you had. OPTICAL CO. musical comedy, at $:20 p.m. Mati-|She did her very best to warn me. HM_ A. LEESE “¢14 st se. fifl CHAHCC Nzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz.